Microsoft Lumia 535 Display Assembly Lcd Touch Screen With Frame Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

9

Time Required

                          20 minutes            

Sections

3

• Back Cover / Rear Case
• 3 steps
• Logic board
• 2 steps
• Display Assembly - LCD & Touch screen with Frame
• 4 steps

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Introduction

How to fully disassemble Microsoft Lumia 535 to replace broken screen, loudspeaker, earpiece, charging dock board, etc.

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Step 1

              Back Cover / Rear Case               

• Turn off the phone.
• Remove the battery and any SIM and memory cards.

Turn off the phone.

Remove the battery and any SIM and memory cards.

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Step 2

• With a screwdriver Torx T4 remove the 9x screws.

With a screwdriver Torx T4 remove the 9x screws.

Step 3

• With a plastic opening tool separate the back cover from the middle frame.

With a plastic opening tool separate the back cover from the middle frame.

Step 4

              Logic board               

• Disconnect:
• Touch screen flex cable
• LCD Display flex cable
• Charging Dock board flex cable - remove the foam and tape, then flip up the black lock before easing out the flex.
• Coaxial antena cable - take your time here, be sure to pull the metal connector and not the cable or you risk pulling the cable from the connector.
• Remove the 2x Torx T4 screws.

Disconnect:

Touch screen flex cable

LCD Display flex cable

Charging Dock board flex cable - remove the foam and tape, then flip up the black lock before easing out the flex.

Coaxial antena cable - take your time here, be sure to pull the metal connector and not the cable or you risk pulling the cable from the connector.

Remove the 2x Torx T4 screws.

Step 5

• Insert wisdom here.

Insert wisdom here.

Step 6

              Display Assembly - LCD & Touch screen with Frame               

• From the old display Assembly we have to move:
• Earpiece
• Proximity sensor rubber
• LCD flex cable Rubber
• Coaxial Antena Cable
• Small board with the Charging port and Mic.

From the old display Assembly we have to move:

Earpiece

Proximity sensor rubber

LCD flex cable Rubber

Coaxial Antena Cable

Small board with the Charging port and Mic.

Step 7

              Charging Port Flex - Step One               

• Disconnect the coaxial antenna cable.
• The cable is attached at several points to the frame and to the board. Gently remove it.

Disconnect the coaxial antenna cable.

The cable is attached at several points to the frame and to the board. Gently remove it.

Step 8

              Charging Port Flex - Step two               

• The board is glued to the main frame by adhesive tape.
• Use a hot gun or hair dryer and warm the board.
• Now you can easy separate the board from the main frame.
• For the separation process use only plastic tools.

The board is glued to the main frame by adhesive tape.

Use a hot gun or hair dryer and warm the board.

Now you can easy separate the board from the main frame.

For the separation process use only plastic tools.

Step 9

• To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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